Harris Corporation

Harris Global Communications, Inc.

Gregory George Ornt

Joshua Storm Gannon

Joseph D Majkowski

Kenneth P Beghini

Timothy D Rountree

Thomas A Wertman

Brent Eric Raiber

Brian Edward Simpson

Bruce DeMay

William A Christiano

Daryl W Coulon

Antenna system includes a base structure and a multiplicity of vertebrae arranged in a stack to define a spine. The spine has an elongated length which extends from a base end to a tip end. A compression applicator is configured to apply an elastic compression force on the stack in a direction along the elongated length from the tip end to the base end. Vertebra interfaces associated with each of the adjacent pairs of the vertebrae are configured to facilitate a variable deviation in an angular alignment of a vertebra axis of each vertebra relative to an adjacent one of the vertebra contained in the stack.

Electrically neutral body contouring antenna system

Network communications server

A low profile coin cell battery retainer assembly (BRA) is provided. BRA comprises a battery holder (), a slot (), and a dielectric band (). The battery holder is configured for attachment to a circuit board (). The batter holder is sized and shaped to define a cavity () configured for receiving therein a coin cell type battery (). The slot is provided on a circumferential edge portion () of the battery holder. The slot is configured to permit the coin cell type battery to be removably inserted within the cavity. The dielectric band is removably attached to the battery holder. The dielectric band extends around a periphery of the circumferential edge portion so as to secure the coin cell type battery in the cavity.

Battery retainer

An RF switch () that is activated by the insertion of a connector. The RF switch () can comprise one or more antenna adapters that can be formed by a number of predetermined RF connector types. The RF switch can include a switch housing (). A first, second, and third coaxial RF connectors () can be mounted to the switch housing (). The first, second, and third coaxial RF connectors () can individually have both an inner and outer conductor (---, respectively). An actuator () can be movable from a first position to a second position responsive to a mechanical force applied to the third coaxial connector (). A switch element () can be responsive to the actuator (). When in the first position, the switch element () can exclusively form a conductive path between the first and second coaxial RF connectors (). When the actuator () is in the second position, the switch element () can exclusively form a conductive path between the first and third coaxial RF connectors ().

Connector activated RF switch

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Sodus Point, NY, United States of America

Gregory George Ornt